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FITTING THE BATTERIES

INTO THE REMOTE CONTROLLER

Press down the battery compartment cover and
slide it open. Place the two LR6 (UM3/AA) batteries
into the battery compartment taking care to match
the "+" and "--" polarities shown in the compartment
and on the batteries. Refit the cover over the battery
compartment, pressing down on it slightly and pushing
it up until it clicks into place.

NOTES: 

Remove the batteries from the remote

control if you do not intend to use it for a prolonged period.
Never mix normal and rechargeable batteries.
When the batteries are worn out, the remote control will
no longer work. Replace them with new batteries.

CONNECTING THE SPEAKER CABLES TO THE TERMINALS

1.    Connecting the speakers

Roll out the SPEAKER CABles and connect them to the SPEAKER TERMINALS. The red wire connects 
to the red terminal and the black wire to the black terminal.

2.    Connecting the mains power cord

Before using the system, connect the mains power cord to a wall outlet, then move the system's main 
power button to the ON position. 

OPERATING THE SYSTEM

When the system is connected to the mains power outlet, it is placed in Standby mode. You can press the 
POWER button on the system (or on the remote control) to switch the system ON or OFF (Standby). To 
completely power down the system, disconnect the mains power cord from the wall outlet.

SWITCHING ON/STANDBY

1.     Press the system's POWER button (or that on the remote control) to switch the system on.
2.     Select an audio source (CD, Tuner or Tape) by pressing the corresponding source button. The 
        appropriate indicator will come on.
3.     Adjust the volume level using the VOLUME knob (or UP or DOWN buttons).
4.     Select a preset equalization setting (Classic, Rock or Pop) using the PRESET EQ button on the 
        system (or the remote control).
5.     Press the POWER button again to switch the system off.

CLOCK SETTING

 

With the function selector in the Standby position
1.     Press the MEMORY/CLK. ADJ button until the 24 hour range time digits are displayed and blink.
2.     Press the TUNING/SKIP/SEARCH (UP or DOWN) buttons to select a 24 or 12 hour display.
3.     Press the MEMORY/CLK. ADJ button once again: the hour or minute digits blink. Press the 
        TUNING/SKIP/SEARCH (UP or DOWN) buttons to adjust the hour or minute settings.
4.     Each of the settings can be validated as described above or they are aborted if no button is pressed 
        for ten seconds.

 

Summary of Contents for Qplay MC9

Page 1: ...Web www soniqav com Customer Hotline 1300 765 663...

Page 2: ...pt to remove screws or open the system s case There are no user serviceable parts inside Always refer servicing to qualified service personnel DANGER RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN WARNING TO REDU...

Page 3: ...T REVIEW MEMORY BUTTON 16 TUNING SKIP SEARCH UP BUTTON POWER STANDBY BUTTON 17 PLAY PAUSE PAUSE BUTTON 18 MEMORY SET TIME BUTTON 19 STOP BAND BUTTON 20 TUNING SKIP SEARCH DOWN BUTTON 21 VOLUME KNOB 22...

Page 4: ...SELECTOR 110 220 V OPTIONAL 42 MAINS POWER CORD 32 CASSETTE KNOB DOOR 33 MEMORY BACKUP BATTERY COMPARTMENT COVER 34 FM ANTENNA 35 FM ANTENNA TERMINAL 75 OHM OPTIONAL 36 AM ANTENNA TERMINAL OPTIONAL 3...

Page 5: ...STOP BAND BUTTON 10 PLAY PAUSE BUTTON 11 TUNING SKIP SEARCH UP BUTTON FORWARD 12 13 REPEAT MEMORY UP BUTTON 14 SNOOZE BUTTON 15 VOLUME DOWN BUTTON 16 VOLUME UP BUTTON 17 BATTERY COMPARTMENT COVER MEMO...

Page 6: ...onnected to the mains power outlet it is placed in Standby mode You can press the POWER button on the system or on the remote control to switch the system ON or OFF Standby To completely power down th...

Page 7: ...TANDBYmode and SNOOZE is shown on the display 2 Five minutes later the system automatically starts changing to theTIMER ON mode and starts to play music TIMER blinks on the display 3 The system automa...

Page 8: ...button to open the cassette door Before playing take up any slack in the cassette tape To do this use a pencil or pen Simply insert the pencil or pen through the center of the reel and turn it in orde...

Page 9: ...has been loaded and that its protection tab has not been removed It is possible to record on a cassette after its protection tabs have been removed by covering the open slots with a piece of self adhe...

Page 10: ...yed 2 If the INTRO button is pressed again the CD will change to the normal playing mode Stop play 1 Press the STOP BAND button if you wish to stop playback The number of tracks that can be played fro...

Page 11: ...tons do not work properly then press the Reset button on the back of the system BEAT CUT FM MODE MONO STEREO SWITCH If a beat can be heard during recording move the BEAT CUT FM MONO STEREO switch on t...

Page 12: ...WINDOW A TRACK NUMBER INDICATOR B BAND INDICATOR C TRACK TIME INDICATOR D STEREO MODE INDICATOR E PRESET EQ F ALARM REPEAT INDICATOR SPECIFICATIONS VOLTAGE FREQUENCY AC 230V 50Hz OUTPUT POWER LEVEL 2...

Page 13: ...ectly deployed and positioned In AM mode only change the system s position and orientation Deploy the FM wire antenna in the position that offers best reception Cannot record to a cassette The cassett...

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